Option 2) Find a co-borrower who has cash and is willing to pay cash and you do the work.

Certainly here to help.

These seem like good options, but I’m curious to hear what experienced investors think about these states.

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I moved from California to Atlanta this summer, and my LA townhome hasn't sold. It's eating into my cash flow and I need to sell asap. I have a subject-to offer, but I'm unfamiliar with subject-to's and the...

From one Ken to another, thank you for your help!

They can help you strategize and are responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and happy to answer any questions. 

That's a good point especially since commercial mortgages have been operating this way for a very long time and people still seem to invest in commercial real estate using interest only loans that being said, I still think for the average consumer that is not an investor is not the best option.   

Let me know if you need help.

Hocker Law in Indianapolis may be able to help you with this. 

If your purchase goal is 3+ years away, this might make sense.If you’re aiming to buy within the next year or two, prioritize stability — a high-yield savings or money market account helps protect your capital.